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Luftwaffe obergefreiter sleeve rank insignia in good condition.

Textbook matching Luftwaffe collar tabs for a Obergefreiter or Feldwebel for Fallschirmjäger or flying personnel.

Single Gebirgsjäger officer collar tab in excellent condition!

Textbook Heer embroidered Gebirgsjäger or mountain troops sleeve badge in good condition.

Rare and matching Kriegsmarine shoulderstraps for a Stabsbootsmann der Küstenartillerie or coastal artillery in very good condition.

Matching M40 Heer EM shoulderstraps for a Panzergrenadier in very good, lightly worn condition.

Textbook matching pair of Heer shoulderboards for a Leutnant der Infanterie. 

Complete breadbag or Brotbeutel as intended for female volunteer auxiliary troops or Helferinnen Der Wehrmacht. These bread bags are overall hard to find and are virtually always missing the special designed carrying strap. Nice late war example with painted steel and zinc hardware and thin leather details. Nice example!

Beautiful 6×30 binoculars or Dienstglas set complete with its original bakelite case and their original carrying straps. The binoculars itself are made by Carl Zeiss, Jena, which is one of the most famous optics manufacturers. The binoculars itself feature the original leather neck strap. The bakelite case features brown belt loops on the back which matches beautifully with the attached brown carrying straps of the bakelite case. The set is in overall great condition and finding such complete sets is getting hard! Very nice set with aesthetic brown leather details!

Pre war compass with lanyard marked R. Fuess. in very good working condition. The strap is nicely marked Breithaupt Kassel 1940.

Extensive grouping to Otto Heinz, serving in Infanterie Regiment 71. Heinz served from the begin to the end of the war. The grouping consists of his Soldbuch, Wehrpass, Arbeitsbuch, 4 awards documents, a large citation, a three-piece medal bar, a wound badge in black and his Erkennungsmerke and pouch. The Soldbuch is heavily worn; it shows how a field used Soldbuch should look. There is many interesting details including his awards, furloughs and units. Heinz carried a Italian 6.5mm rifle and was issued a a Belgian 9mm pistol in 1945. He was promoted to Gefreiter 1.4.1940, to Obergefreiter 1.10.1940, to Stabsgefreiter 1.3.1943 and Unteroffizier 1.5.1945. He served in the Blitzkrieg in Poland, Belgium and France. 22.6.1941 his unit broke through the Russian border, fought at Minsk, Dnjepr, Smolensk, Beresina, Scosh, Gomel, Brjansk, Orel, Rjasan, Tula, Don and Stalingrad. He survived the ordeal in Stalingrad and broke out; his Wehrpass mentions it is a replacement example for a member of the former 6th Army. The grouping is a nice set that would be a great base for in depth research. The group was sourced straight from the son of the veteran and was always kept in a small wooden box that comes with it. Historical grouping!

Rare Waffen-SS cufftitle 21. SS-Gebirgsdivision Skanderbeg. Textbook example in BeVo-like construction. The cufftitle measures up to 49 cm and looks to be in unissued condition.

Rare Waffen-SS cufftitle SS-Gebirgsjäger-Regiment 6. and 11. ‘Reinhard Heydrich’. Textbook example in BeVo construction. The cufftitle measures up to 49 cm and looks to be in unissued condition.

Rare Luftwaffe breast eagle as worn on the light blue Luftwaffe shirt. Hard to find variant in good uniform removed condition!

Textbook Hitlerjugend knife marked RZM M7/51 indicating production by Anton Wingen Jr, Solingen. The knife is in good used condition and looks to have zero alterations. Nice original Hitlerjugend knife!

Rare optics cleaning brush and chamois. These small, often missing details can finish any optic display.

They are marked SA indicating they where captured by the Finnish army, they are however exactly the same as the versions in use by the German army and thus perfect space fillers for any collection!